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I just started using Confluence Cloud, and it is only 2 person team at the moment using the product, so only 2 accounts are active. I created the organization, as well as spaces. I want to delete one of the spaces, but I have no options to do so.
When I go to Space Settings, I only have Space Details tab available. The details state that I created the space, but in Administrators, I have following:
When I go to Administration > Users I see 2 users, me being one and stated in a label next to my name that I am Org & Site Admin. In details view, it states that I am Organization administrator and Site administrator and it cannot be modified. Only thing I did is add myself to various groups, in attempt to get the rights to remove the space.
In Space Settings, I see the spaces that I created, currently only 3. 2 spaces have Manage Permissions link available in Operations column, but this space has none, it is just empty.
Uploading images of User Details and Space Permissions and Space Settings.
Is there anyone who can help me with this issue?
I appreciate it in advance!
Hello!
Thanks for reporting this issue and providing detailed steps as to what you’ve done which resulted in the issue. The issue looks to be similar to a Cloud free bug which is preventing users (Admins) of a newly created space from being able to administer said space. Further information on this bug may be found at CONFCLOUD-68319. We ask you to please vote and watch this bug to receive updates on its status.
Thanks again for reporting this issue within Community!
Regards,
Stephen Sifers
Hello,
I was wondering if this issue had a resolution as I am experience an identical issue. It was also the first space created and I wish to delete.
My permissions “restrictions” on the space mirror those in this issue. I am also the “Org & Site Admin”.
Thank you.
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Hi @Nathan Harding ,
This is still an open issue with the Free version of Confluence Cloud. As @Stephen Sifers mentioned above, you can "vote" for this issue and track it by selecting the link in his response above. This will show Atlassian that there is additional interest in getting this fixed, and will add you to status notifications for the issue.
Darryl
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Thank you @Darryl St_ Pierre
I've done as you've suggested and hoping for a resolution soon.
Cheers!
Nathan
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Are you using the Free version of Confluence? While I'm not familiar with the functionality of the Free version, I've seen several posts in the last day or two that all state this issue. It may be some limitation, intended or unintended.
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I am using the Free version, as we are still kind of evaluating and learning about the tool.
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From what I can tell, you are unable to do much (anything?) with permissions and other space maintenance items in the Free version. Hopefully someone from Atlassian will comment here as I know their paid support staff are not available to you.
My suggestion is to try out as much functionality as you can under the free version, then convert to the 7-day trial of the full version to experience the rest of the features. Hopefully that will enable you to make an informed decision.
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Ah yes, I believe that is the same experience others are having. Do you know if this was the first space you created? If that is the case, I'm wondering if there is something special flagged or tied to that first space.
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YES! It was the first space created! But that is all I can say...I went through all the menus and options (or so I think)
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Since you're not the only one asking about this behavior, I have submitted an issue to bring the problem to Atlassian's attention. If/when I receive any feedback, I'll update this question. In the meantime, hope everything else goes well with your evaluation.
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Thank you for your help. Other then this issue, everything else is more then fine. Have to say, the experience is very positiv.
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I received a response similar to that of @Stephen Sifers (below). It appears to be a limitation specific to Confluence Free. The System account is actually creating the first/initial space, and it cannot be administered by any other account. If/when you convert to a paid account, you will have the ability to delete the space.
Darryl
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